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The waves roll on - and Breezy Point tries to rebuild

Through the Sandglass [2013-05-13 15:56:22]   recommend this post  (914 visits)

Back in the very early days of this blog, one of the great and rewarding pieces of serendipity was getting to know Larry Deemer, sand aficionado and photographer extraordinaire. I first published a selection of his stunning images back

A Video of a Satellite Breaking up Over Chile

The Dragon’s Tales [2013-05-12 04:15:00]   recommend this post  (909 visits)

The SV-POW! open-access decision tree

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2013-05-12 00:27:42]   recommend this post  (874 visits)

As part of the progressive erosion of RCUK’s initially excellent open-access policy, barrier-based publishers somehow got them to accept their “open-access decision tree“, which you can now find on page 7 of the toothless current [...]

Academic ancestry

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2013-05-13 13:11:00]   recommend this post  (870 visits)

While looking through Don Henderson’ personal collection, I stumbled across this picture of my (and indeed Don’s) PhD supervisor, Mike Benton. It’s from a book of Mike’s (On the trail of the dinosaurs) from 1985 and shows him [...]

Los Ostrácodos del estuario de Tina Menor (Cantabria): Distribución y ecología

WeBlog Aragosaurus [2013-05-12 19:45:00]   recommend this post  (864 visits)

Nuestro aragosaurero, Juan Rofes (UPV-EHU), ha colaborado en un trabajo liderado por la Dra. Blanca Martínez García (UPV-EHU), que acaba de publicarse en la prestigiosa revista “Journal of Sea Research”. El artículo trata sobre la [...]

The Wenchuan earthquake, five years on

The Landslide Blog [2013-05-12 02:06:56]   recommend this post  (857 visits)

Five years ago today the Wenchuan earthquake struck in China. This post reports on a new paper that reflects on what we have learnt from this

More Tyrrell Tyrannosaurs

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2013-05-18 10:17:41]   recommend this post  (854 visits)

As you might have already guessed, the Tyrrell is not short of tyrannosaurs and this blog is going to be heaving with them by the end. I mean, this is the second post and I’m still on all the life reconstructions! (and no, we’ve not got [...]

What's A State of Emergency Anyway?

The Failed Rift [2013-05-17 12:18:47]   recommend this post  (803 visits)

Reblogged from TexTheLaw: On the 15th of May 2013, President Goodluck Jonathan declared a State of Emergency in 3 states in the northern region of Nigeria. Apart from the debate on the propriety or otherwise of the declaration (or “proclamation” [...]

National Grid Joins the Corporate Circle

State of the Planet [2013-05-17 17:15:43]   recommend this post  (788 visits)

The Earth Institute is pleased to welcome National Grid into the Corporate Circle, a collective partnership of leading corporations from across the globe committed to pursuing sustainable development objectives. Through a generous gift, National [...]

400

Planeet Aarde [2013-05-17 10:00:41]   recommend this post  (749 visits)

Hoera! Proficiat! We hebben het gehaald, de 400 ppmv! Op 9 mei 2013 registreerde de NOAA 400,03 ppmv als daggemiddelde atmosferische koolzuurgasconcentratie op het Mauna Loa Observatory op de hoogste top van het Hawaïaanse Big Island. Of was [...]